The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) advises road users that lane and shoulder closures will be implemented on the N2 Section 11, spanning from Linton Grange to St Albans where periodic road maintenance is currently underway.
There will be a maximum of four lane closures and two shoulder closures throughout the project length from 8.0km to 22.8km on the West Bound and East Bound carriageways.
“The scope of this project includes texture correction, rut corrections, base patches, and resealing the existing road surface. Although these activities may result in temporary inconveniences, the substantial long-term benefits primarily revolve around preserving infrastructure. Maintaining and enhancing roads ensures smoother travel,” said Mr Andrew Van Gruting, acting Regional Manager for SANRAL’s Southern Region.
SANRAL appeals to motorists to adhere to the warning signs, to reduce speed when approaching the construction zones and to be on the lookout for construction workers.
SANRAL apologises for any inconvenience caused.
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